44 Minutes: The North Hollywood Shoot-Out | All Epic Shootout Scenes
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I watched the real incident live and it was amazing that despite over 2,000 rounds being fired 18 officers and 2 civilians were injured but only the 2 suspects died.
Thank God they were Meatheads and they barely could hit the broadside of a barn
@@steveunknown8407 From inside
Yes
They left the 2nd gunman, wounded in the feet and legs, to bleed to death. Against policy And unlawful. But it was ignored because of the brutality of the shooting.
@@steveunknown8407 they had little or no training. As former military i was Shocked that pd only practices And Qualifies with Rifle at 100m. WTF, over? We did out to 300m in the army, marines to 400m. Cartel shooters Regularly shoot 500m or more in the Desert.
Crazy, 2 guys managed to holdout against several dozen cops for nearly an hour. Now imagine if it had been 4,5 or 6 of them!! Would be interesting to say the least
And their arsenals times 3 or 4 times, they could even held the Swat for a while to
@@braydenlom8328 the national guard would come in also
@@irnesmujic976 true
@@braydenlom8328 with 50 cal machine guns on top of the humves lol
@@irnesmujic976 I mean you’re right but I wasn’t talking about the National Guard I was talking about the swat
Those modified Type 56 rifles with the 75- and 100-round drum mags and that modified XM-15 rifle the 100-round beta mag were very impressive guns
very strange that this Type 56 front sigth is not hooded so is not chinese or this sigths are modified
These just look like Romanian kits to me. Rivet pattern doesn’t look Chinese either
It is romanian version I guess, not chinese type 56
@@bloodrazor5213 Correct, Emil was Romanian.
In the real shootout they were Type 56’s that also looked really impressive.
They single handedly made every police force buy tons of AR's. Rifle manufacturers owe these guys for billions in sales.
Mainly full stock M16s and recently M4A1 Carbines loaned over from the military
Not sure why police didn’t have them after the 1986 Miami shootout with the FBI
@@evelcruzy local law enforcement don't suppose to have military grade weapons at the time, they carried shot guns in the cars but not M-16's militarization of local law enforcement is not necessary, The fed government had a program but the local LE tried to grab everything they could up to tanks, with recommendations President Obama put a hold on what local law enforcement could get and they had to return items to the fed gov, But when Trump got in office he tried to overturn every Obama Presidential Executive Orders, look up the history of Presidential Executive Order 13688
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@@evelcruzy Miami pushed them to go standardized to magazine fed semi-autos rather than a mix of those and revolvers. Also caused the FBI to evaluate .40cal & 10mm for awhile.
Whats interesting is that the fact the police raided a gun store to get the weapons necessary to combat these two criminals
Back in those days they didn’t carry rifles. After this happened every officer was issued a rifle.
@@svtpower03 never understood why anyone would choose the revolvers of any semi auto handgun that was available then
@@yosour6733 revolvers are usually more powerful round, especially the .454 casull
@@yosour6733 because back then many LAPD officers still issued with revolvers instead of automatic handgun especially plainclothes officers
@@nabilbudiman271 i could see that maybe some of them just got unlucky and didnt get the newer issued handguns bc the pictures definitely show 4 out of 5 them with semi auto 1911 looking pistol
One thing not shown were how ineffective the police standard-issue MP5 was against the robber’s body armor. At the time, very little police units had rifles, most of them only having shotguns and MP5. In the aftermath, SWAT/police in the US quickly learned from this incident, and rapidly switched to AR-15 being the standard-issue weapon, which is why you see an AR-15 in every police car now. History is amazing.
I don’t think the MP5 was ever deployed because only the swat team had them. What’s crazy is Law Enforcement didn’t learn a lot from the Norco Bank Robbery and the FBI Miami Shoot out in the 80s. Both instances cops were outgunned against determined suspects with AR15/AK platforms and it was until Hollywood that more departments started to purchase AR15 rifles.
I thought that 9mm was effective against Kevlar vests and other typed of body armor but judging by this it was totally ineffective. As you said that's why many police departments including mine switched to M16/M4 variants including the HK416
B&O5300 9mm can’t penetrate soft body armor. What defeats soft body armor are rounds that travel at high velocity like .223/5.56/7.62 rounds. The robbers had extra padding and stitched Kevlar around the arms and legs.
@@griz312 yeah, I remember watching this movie, they put on extra stuff. Even armor plate maybe? One reason why they couldn't run LOL
Plen122 In the actual event they just wore soft armor and were high in pain killers. With all the armor and ammo on them it was probably at least an extra 40 pounds. They weren’t exactly smart with the getaway either lol
I remember seeing this live on tv as a kid crazy
Me too
90’s kid? Noice
@@sticks_studiosHQ yea definitely 90,s were great
@@irishcurse4129 I wish I was born in the 90’s but I was born in the early 2000’s but eh at least I was born in the golden era don’t get me wrong the 90’s were cool also 👍
Fully automatic armor piercing ammunition and body armor..In Nam they had tons of armor piercing ammunition even if you had a vest on it would still take you out..😮
There are a bunch of myths in the comments, Larry and Emil were not blitzed out of their minds. They had taken a nerve suppressant to keep calm during the robbery. They were total in control of their bodies and minds. As to why no one other than them died, the robbers were there to rob a bank, not kill cops. Their main goal was to suppress the cops with overwhelming fire to enact an escape. Had the patrol car not noticed the two at the start of the robbery, then they would had made off with a little more than 300k assuming the dye pack never exploded.
"the robbers were there to rob a bank, not kill cops." I think that is the #1 thing people forget when puntificating about their motives, state of mind, etc... I will have to do some digging on the drug thing though. Nerve suppressants - not sure what those are in relation to what we think of as drugs/painkillers. Are they the same thing? What do they do? Are they similar? Etc... Anyway when this went down, there wasn't an epidemic of pain pill abuse like there is now, so any reporting of them using pain pills was in the same vein as the descriptions of them wearing body armour; the pills were just part of their "kit". The media didn't place any disproportionate emphasis on them taking is my point. *(2)* "Larry and Emil were not blitzed out of their minds" No one is really saying that they were blitzed. Just that each of them had taken pain pills & even back then, it was in the context of thier kit like I mentioned earlier. Some people said "high" [on pain pills] but that could be explained as just lazy english in a high pressure envoirment such as 'news' reporting. Which in 1997, was regarded as a lot more accurate than it is now.
Imagine if they made a movie about this today with the technology and picture quality it would be so much better! They need to make a actual legit movie about this story cause this movie was fucking stupid lol
Why are both men portrayed as being blue-eyed white guys when both really had dark eyes? It's obvious that kali4ornia HATES whyte people and will do anything to get you to hate us too@@smoothshot8925
yeps totalty the truth they just didnt want any 1 to come near them thats why they got over 1000 bullets with them
@@kettle_of_chrisrecall reading this might have been something like Val…m.
Damn they fired 300 rounds before they even needed to reload.
they have a circular magazine so yeah its g
@@Memeshooter i dont think circular mags have 300 rounds in them
@crystallizer1134 if both had 150 they both fire 300 rounds combined before reloading if the firing in sync
@@bruhism173 the drum mags on aks only have a limit of 75 rounds
@@crystallizer1134 Wrong. Some can have a capacity of 150, but you won't find those in the US
That infamous gun battle back in '97 inspired the Paleto Bay heist mission from GTA V (at least the first part of it). It's hard to believe no officer was killed in the actual chaoic shootout, dealing with armored gunmen with big magazine full-auto AK-47 and other weapons while they had their then-standard pistols, forcing them to go to the gun store for M16s. That, my friends, is why police are the way they are now. This recreation of the gun battle is cool, though not quite 100% accurate. That Crown Vic at 1:46, I miss when they were the classic LTD ones. I actually own one. Not the police version, but an LX, '89.
Police Quest: SWAT 2 had a mission based on the shootout and that came out a year later in 98.
@@kwizzeh oh snap, that reminds me of playing the original police quest back in the day, now I feel old LOL. I had a Tandy 1000!
this shootout is one of those rare moments where reality imitates art. the shootout directed by mann in heat 1995 was a work well ahead of its time.
@@kwizzeh considering the fact that Police Quest at that time is getting help from Daryl F. Gates himself, it's not surprising if some of the mission based on the actual story of his department
This event also inspired the iconic gunfight scene in Heat too.
These two are like stormtroopers on steroids They might have been outnumbered But they definitely had the cops outgunned
And they didn't even manage to kill any cops, a true stormtrooper
@@kiljaeden5405 actually a true stormtrooper is supposed to have aimbot
Full auto fire is not supposed to be accurate. Its meant to suppress the enemy and keep them at bay. It has a psychological factor. Hearing full auto compared to semi sounds more intimidating than single fire. They kept the cops behind cover and wounded some
now imagine if they had the grenades and flamethrowers as well
The gunmen were on mussels relaxers, so they were cool under fire.
Two major things stood out from this tragic event: 1) They should've chosen different banks 2) They had a chance to escape but had a death wish
I personally think they enjoyed killing. The bank job was just extra. You were right, they had more than enough opportunity to escape, yet they kept blasting away.
They were pumped up on drugs and didn't realize this. I'm not talking small drugs, SERIOUS ones. Probably a deadly dose of barbituates regardless. They got shot so many times and barely reacted (although having armor).
@@twistedyogert Agreed
@@cl570 Ahh great reminder and that makes more sense why they didn’t just flee
They were on heroin.
Strong as oxen those guys, imagine the amount of ammo they had to lug around 🤔
Yep they were weightlifters/bodybuilders
Especially when you have the magic never ending clips lol
They played too much CS
ihategooglespooks yea I remember they let him die on purpose he was all shot up
If I remember correctly I believe Larry had full armor while Emil only had a vest. They also had a lot of ammo. Multiple drums as well as 45 round mags. They were also in drugs so being strong boys as well as being super high I'm sure they could have just lifted the fucking bank and walked away with it
Sigma male grindset. Never back down from a shootout.
Checking out never seemed so a e s t h e t i c
@@CapcomGod 🥴umpf a e s t h e t i c s umpf🥴
Lmfao
true sigma activity right there
@@briancastro313 sigma? What does that mean?
I remember reading about the cop that took a 7.62×39 round to the leg. He took cover behind a telephone pole, his femur was broken by the round's impact. The Doctors were about to save the leg. All of the officers showed amazing courage. They were not trained or equipped for a scenario like this, but never gave up.
The heist loot covered 60% of the bullet cost
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@@Gonken88He’s condensed into a purely political form.
Of the two first responding officers one had been out of training six weeks and his partner only five days. Even so all the rounds fired at them and it would have only taken two to hit their heads and game over. Plus all the rounds they fired considering they fired mostly 7.62 rounds and nobody died. I find that amazing.
I think same. Why anyone died in this shooting? Ok. Bad boys did. But they hit more than 1000 rounds to te pollice whit armorpiercing bullets?? Mabye its better for all at hiding truth. Sorry bad english.
Shooting while under stress is definitely going to be hard. Specially with bullets ricochet and whizzing by. Plus iron sights can be pretty hard to hit over 20m away, when you're trying not to get a bullet yourself
Stormtroopers vs stormtroopers - this could go on for a while
The fact is that the robbers were wearing bulletproof jackets, so the LAPD 9mm pistols and .12 shotguns couldn't do anything
Cielo rosso I guess balaclavas are also tough to penetrate too - that’s some fine quality stitching 🧵
@@kilokahn_x3850you can't aim when two robbers are shooting at you with full auto weapons with 75 and 100 rounds mags
Cielo rosso Floyd Lawton would disagree with you there!!
@@kilokahn_x3850 keyboard warrior...
This shootout is the main reason why many police officers carry variants of the M16 and M4 Carbine because 7.62x39 and 5.56 are very effective against non armored targets.
Aren't M16 rounds 5.56mm?
Bro those are 556 guns
5.56 also works against certain types of armour.
Not a single head shot with a 9mm Beretta...Strange 😳 All in all a Great movie with nice role played by Michael Madsen 👍 The stove pipe situation saved the day.
Beretta 92 and it would've been logical to go for head shots with 9mm especially when your enemies are equipped with Kevlar vests
Well you have to look at police training, or lack of it, and an actual live fire situation where the target is moving and your adrenaline is going. Plus having to worry about any innocence around. There was a school nearby.
Will look for police training videos for sure... Thanks Plen122
@@CrossOfBayonne the police where shooting from 200 feet away and did land a head shot on emil but didn't kill him in the live footage u can see him grab his face and put his hand on a white car next to him that's why he went and just sat in the car bc he was shot right above his eye bc apparently getting shot in the face will discourage some from keep fighting aslo watch wendigoons video about it srry i am a month late
What do you expect they can’t get a accurate shot off while being suppressed by full auto type 56s
20:03 The one poor cop who was forced to buy a bunch of Armalite Rifles for the department cracks me up everytime. I even saw that on the news. 😂
Should have made the cops wait 10 days and ran background checks for every rifle lmao it is the law in california and all.
Blank Stare Believe it or not, cops who buys weapons for their Police Department gets them immediately and leaves the bill for the central Government. It's not theirs for personal use anyways.
Well, that was back before the rifles became common in the force. And, this started that trend.
Holy shit, 45 minutes of hell. That shit must've been scary as fuck. Wouldn't that guy in front of the safe died from the ricochet?
Was thinking that too.
Yeah no shit that must've been terrifying to fight
@@sethcourtemanche5738 except nobody fought, and only a fool would be willing to get killed for someone else's money.
They had armored piercing rounds
@@Lopez94993 actually they didn't. Just FMJ ammo.
I like how he says "Get all the semi auto weapons you can find!" because I guess it sounds dramatic to people who don't know guns, but their pistols/smgs are already semi auto. That wasn't the issue, they needed rifles.
Alteast they didn't say full auto, full semi automatic or just automatic
i know - they may as well have said _get all the rubber bands you can find_
You have to admit these guys were the real Army or Two. Real badasses
I think they even got the idea of Aggro from here. One guy attracts the crowd, the other is practically invisible.
They just had a shit load weapons ammunition and Armor other then that their tactics were shit so now the bitch ass losers are burning in hell so fk em
Yeah
Such a stupid, insensitive and moronic comment.
They were two thugs that had previously killed a security guard that was minding his own business. They also injured dozens of civilians and police officers in this situation. They do not deserve to be remembered as badasses, they were simply thugs.
It is also beautiful how much the agents, even though affected, continue and continue to fight (fortunately no one died, only the two robbers)
Can't say the same for those Uvalde cops. Cowards
The way the robbers died were horrific though, the police intentionally directed ambulances away and left one (i think Larry Philips Jr) to bleed to death for 90 minutes
@@gorbonfree8245 Emil Matasareanu was the one who bled to death, Larry shot himself.
@@leopavouk Oh alright, thank you
Amazing how Uvalde shows the generations.
Those cops don't know how lucky they were. Those guys had plenty of firepower, no brain, and no training.
It doesn't look like most of them could be described as "lucky".
I agree with you people were just lucky not to die this guys came prepared for war
they were high on drugs like phenobarbital
@@devilsoffspring5519 they where lucky. no reaon they should of not whiped out all those cops. they didnt aim just shot
@@walterfoxx8075 no cops where lucky
The swat was gone for like 90% of the robbery
2 officers had to be injuresd before they came :/
@@DrJuan-gu4ms more than 2. And its because the traffic was jammed
@@doubleseven1463 No the real reason was that the only SWAT the LAPD had at the time were out doing physical training when the alert went out, they had to commandeer an armored truck and got their AR-15's from a local gun store.
@@PliskinYT if im not mistaken the swat members already had ARs but the regular police didn’t. The LAPD wanted higher powered weapons but the recent Rodney King riots threw that proposal put the window.
@@PliskinYT not true, the swat already hsd their ARs. It was the local officers who ran to gun store to get higher pwefed weapons
It's crazy to think how dumb reporters were to get that close to the action
Media sometimes lack 🧠 Brains not that it warrants them getting shot 💥or killed☠️ not by any means, I Remember use to hear when war in Afghanistan was active Reporters would go on front lines to report what was going on and one would step on a IED,(Die or lose a Leg 🦶), Believe they Lack Self-Awareness either that or its the Higher-Ups at the Media Company/Channel Pushing them to get Intriguing Footage even if there putting there neck on the line.
Thank you all who are in Law Enforcement for protecting and serving our communities. I am very thankful for each of you.
New GTA graphics is looking good :D
Watching this with 2022 ammo prices hurts
HA! They'd have to rob a bank for money to rob a bank for money😂
What people don't remember is the militarization of law enforcement this is the incident in real life that tipped departments to where they are now., if you look on Wikipedia and read the article about the North Hollywood shootout you will begin to understand why Police departments changed
They may have used this as justification. The reasons are others though.
Nonsense. They began the militarization of law enforcement during Prohibition and they escalated after the first Gulf War. The impetus for that escalation has consistently been the War on Drugs. That is a war against the American People. The cops are the foot soldiers of that war sand Americans are finally waking up to the fact that the war is squarely focused on the poor. From the start Nixon declared this war to target his political rivals which specifically included minorities. We saw the bias of this when we compare the crack epidemic of the 90's and opioid epidemic of the last 2 decades. The blacks got longer sentences and more harsh treatment, but big pharma got fines, and the addicts got treatment and diversion programs. The crack epidemic was labeled a criminal crisis and the opioid epidemic was called a medical crisis. The difference is that the opioid addicts were primarily white and rural (Republican constituency). They better end the War on Drugs soon. If they don't they are going to see this kind of stuff a lot more often.
The.National.Blade though very well stated the ending is were you lose the argument. Saying that the opioid crisis is different because of a Republican constituency is wrong. The opioid crisis doesn’t have massive gangs wars in the street. The opioid crisis effects all races too. But if we would like to get political, the longer sentences are because of the Democrats. Also cops are not the foot soldiers for a “war” on the American people, they are there to keep the peace. If they were foot soldiers there would be a lot less violence and a lot more death.
Nah, it is the general cowardliness of police and local government plus the need to pander to arms contractors that did this.
For decades, police departments have acquired military weaponry like grenade launchers and armored vehicles for little cost through a controversial Defense Department program called 1033. The program has sent over $7 billion worth of excess military equipment to more than 8,000 local law enforcement agencies across the country, according to the office overseeing the program.The 1033 program was instituted in 1997 under the Clinton administration amid pressure to bolster police forces’ ability to fight the war on drugs. It transfers the military’s extra or outdated gear to state and local authorities who apply for it, who are responsible only for the cost of shipping. Whatevers the reason the jigs up. As an American I never thought in a million years I'd see American military products being used on Americans.In 2014, the ACLU reported that police departments in Arizona had collectively amassed a military arsenal that included: 712 rifles, 64 armored vehicles, 42 forced-entry tools, 32 bomb suits, 704 night-vision items, 830 units of surveillance equipment, and, in at least one department, “a .50 caliber machine gun that shoots bullets powerful enough to blast through the buildings on multiple city blocks.
The gun actually stopped working because a police officer blew the main guys thumb off and he couldn't unjam the gun because of it
If the shooters actually knew what they were doing they would know how to clear a jam easily regardless if they were missing a thumb or not, I own four AKs which rarely ever jam but if they do it's mostly stove pipe jams or rarely double feeds which are both easy to deal with
@@Thrashmetal2130 yes I'm sure most owners know how, unfortunately these guys are idiots
From what I've read, it was a jam where the bullet casing was stuck in the gun, and in an attempt to fix it he racked the slide multiple times, which made the casing go deeper into the gun, so that he would have had to disassemble the gun to fix it.
@@counterfeit1148 didn’t he just have to flick it off? 💀
The magwell for the G3 got shot as well leaving a dent meaning the magazine would be stuck in the gun
Imagine if the robbers managed to shoot and wound the swat units as well I wonder who would stop them now?
The national gaurd
Possibly civilians? If this was in a gun nut state an entire militia would have formed and started firing back. Where i live almost every other person owns a AR15
They would just take cover and shoot still until their ammo runs out
@@hugejackedman7423 I could imagine if the swat units didn't have there m16s that time the situation would be a lot worse lol
Thanos
The second gun in the trunk was a full-auto 308 (7.62×51mm.) As if the full-auto 7.62×39mm wasn't enough! That's exactly what the police recovered so they did a great job showing the weapons actually used that day.
His HK91 was semi-auto. They got that wrong in this depiction.
@@Rambo17401 wasn’t it also meant to be the marksman variant
My favorite character is short shorts and tennis shoes SWAT
7:30 *Oleg "The Russian Bear" Taktarov*
These guys are worse than the A Team. How can anyone fire that many rounds in anger and not kill someone.
Clarifying fact: if anyone is shot, it's more than the ATeam
🤷🤷🤷
Probably the gunmen tried to copy the kill counts of the Imperial stormtroopers
@@Hordalending 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 even stormtrooper bit better then them they will be kick out from imperial academy or will be force choke by Darth Vader
You answered your self : "Fire in anger" , that's how you miss a lot plus if this guys had done a military service using the AK platform half the cops would've been dead , but that's another story , they might have been high as a kite on coke and feeling like Rambo and shit , but Rambo's bullets got bad guy seeking micro war heads on the tip of the bullets , LOL !
I remember this on the tv news in when I lived in Georgia and then later I saw the Bank Of America where this happened. It’s astonishing that no one else was killed.
One guy only used a M16 with Bata c drum mag..my pick would .still have been AK with 75rd drum...he actually ended up having what's called stove pipe jam..very easy to unjam..simply flick half ejected casing with thumb..hard to do when your thumb blown off
All he had to do was set the stock on the ground and use his foot. Strange move to abandon that rifle
@@fitcwebb we have no idea the amount of stress he was under + he was on drugs
That's when the table turned, downhill to the bandits and upper hand to the cops
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They showed us the haunting videos of the shooting during police academy. Such bravery from the men and women in blue, but we definitely learned the hard way the importance of a good rifle in the hands of the trained. Blew my mind that officers actually had to go to nearby gun stores to demand rifles and ammo.
The gunmen were more brave than the cops.
@@bigmarty11288 Don't glorify them
@@CarlosWr581 They deserve adulation about as much as cops do.
@@bigmarty11288 meh. On one side you're completely outgunned and already had a few of your guys drop, and on the other you're completely outnumbered and eventually being shot at from all sides. Both seem like pretty rotten situations that would make most people shit themselves and hide.
Man, the kevlars in the 90s were something else.
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Which specific game you're telling?
the komani code?
LITTLE Really? It is Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
@@The.Project Well, my bad, dude, I haven't played that one in a long time. I thought you might be talking about GTA V (from my perspective, because I have the 360 version).
LITTLE nah, it is okay bro’ 😂 GTA SA (Masterpiece)
16:00 I remember his rifle jam and he shot himself while looking down the barrel.
Aiming does wonders
Those 75 rounds sure do last a while huh lol
😂
they had armor from torso to legs, 2 Type-56 AK-47's 3 seventy-five round drums, 2 M9 Berreta's, Bushmaster w/ 100 round drum, Full-Automatic HK-91, They had fire Chinese 7.62x39mm ammo. EDIT 1: They also had some incendiary 7.62x39mm ammunition. EDIT 2: Thanks for 8 likes!
One of my favorite movie,based on true story👍👍👍👍
Movie name please
These guys did go against the Los Angeles police department for over a hour. They did not SHOOT UP the bank. There goal was to get in and out with as much $$$ and little conflict as possible
They went pretty quietly actually, they were only unlucky that 2 officers were in the other side of the street.
This incident caught everyone off guard, especially the LAPD.
Esse filme é muito bom eu gostei do filme ❤
I will never forget that day
Nobody who saw the real shootout would.
@@LITTLE1994 I’ve watched the documentary several times but I forgot, how did they have full auto weapons?
@@ioiaxopanel3652 Modifications
@@ioiaxopanel3652 it’s not hard to do to a semi auto weapon if you are knowledgeable and have the right materials
This event was one of the most unusual. Both robbers appeared to prepare for their deaths, as in a desired suicidal shoot-out with the cops. Both did not shot at, or harm the civilians, despite their discharged of nearly two thousand rounds. Larry Phillips Jr. and Emil Mătăsăreanu did not jump in getaway car, but decided to stay at the location of the robbed bank, waited for more cops to arrive, and faced their deaths at the hand of the police. The police obviously had its own version of story. There were police officers and plain-clothes cops injured in the incident, but none died.
The two robbers took drugs before the robbery and they were so high, they didn't care about anything. They are the only ones who died.
@@arnoldhenry it's phenobarbital, to calm their nerves, not to get high
I agree what you mean, but I think they were trying to get away, but couldn't due to all the cops in the area shooting at them and thier getaway car
One did get in the car and they did try to escape
They just hit some civilians are you blind
Seems like over a thousand plus rounds this is straight up Heat & GTA combine on steroids!
I've always said it! That guy committed suicide! I've seen the whole actual footage on Live TV back then! Some want to argue about that some cop was over the ivy fence waiting for his chance to shoot the suspect killing him!!! Now was straight up BS...
2 randoms doing pacific standard finished with no money 🤣
Just watching the movie I can *feel* some of the chaotic disorientation Larry’s going through from 9:38 on up to his death. I can’t imagine the *real* level of fear, adrenaline, chaos, desperation, & disorientation the real robbers were feeling getting shot from all directions non-stop, regardless of their suppressing capabilities. I kinda wish they had been captured alive just for the sake of interviews & hearing what they’d have to say. The closest to anything similar to this gunfight would be the Miami Dade shootout, which was also 2 bank robbers, & one of them tanked (fatally) without *any* body armor. Both robbers also killed in that shooting. Edit: What’s not made clear in the movie, what’s believed at least, is Larry was experiencing side effects from the drug he, and Emil, had taken earlier before the robbery, which were Emils prescription for his epilepsy.
U must b very friendly with them since u refer to them by their 1st names. Y would u b so friendly with, or sympathetic to, criminally insane people like that?
@@CaptZdq1 because only those two died, so we are allowed to be fascinated. 😂 If you study them, their reasons and motives, you can have a chance to stop it from happening again, theoretically. Edit: Almost forgot to mention. The 2nd suspect didn't receive medical attention for an hour after giving up. 20 shots in his legs. He bled out. He could have survived. We could have understood more. Who knows what his info could have helped us stop. He even asked the cops to kill him when he gave up, he wanted to die. I think him surviving and answering for his crimes would have been more justice. Personal opinion.
@@CaptZdq1 Not trying to defend these guys but I wouldn’t say criminally insane. A change in schedule and being noticed beforehand fucked them up. Sure they coulda got away, but you gotta put yourself in Philips shoes, either you surrender and never see the light of day again (they were wanted for previous robberies and murdering a cash truck guard) or you die and forever change methods of policing and be remembered forever. Sure they were both violent murderers, I would’ve loved to see them rot in prison, but calling them insane is unfair. Either rot in prison or go out with a bang.
@@apexnext Hearing your own breathing and grunting like that in a tense situation makes such feelings even worse. Take it to another level imagine this happening in a euphoric state because yu took drugs and are getting their side effects
@@apexnextparamedic had a protocol that they can't attend a patient who is in a active shootout. Even tho the 2nd gunman was apprehended, there's still rumor that there a 3rd robber inside the bank. But checking it out it was none but only civilians alive and no injuries. Its takes like an hour before they declare the coast is clear.
Honestly these guys where straight up gangstas
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I admire those cops they have more balls than the Ubalde police. Here the officer with small guns confronted against 2 well armed guys. And in Ubalde they were many officers well armed agaisnt one guy with a rifle.
I still don’t understand why it took so long to get swat. This is why we have service riffles in the cars
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Sup. I heard there was a party?
Everyone in modern warfare game trying to kill russian hackers using aimbot 😂😂
They dont have aimbot. Think bout it houndreds of rounds and hit a few ppl
Oh please! That's a typical Tuesday in Chicago.
@X Æ A-12 Yeah pretty sterile for a gun free zone.
They were shooting AKs, shots looked like 50 cal holes
Thts reality
No, it is a chinese assault rifle ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_56_assault_rifle )
Robert Bare in the „ Heat” they were shoting 5,56mm and holes looked like 20mm HE
You'd be surprised on what 7.62 can do
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i like to think this is how it went down, they turned up to the bank and they were just constantly firing their guns the whole time non stop lol.
One of the most great movies shooting view
Stealth is optionnal for this mission - Alright then
Crazy how no one died except the two gunmen
More cops were shot in the making of this movie then in real life for the year.
AK-47 never over heat.
cc 900 ammo ...
Or balistic rounds
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@@brwnvon5421 bang bang !
Fun fact: the Kalashnikov-style weapons the robbers are using in this film are Romanian and Hungarian Kalashnikovs, when in real life, the weapons the robbers used were modified Sporter Norinco Type 56-1 Kalashnikovs. Also, the HK91 that Larry Phillips uses in this film was not fully automatic in real life.
The fact that they brought 7.62 & a HK91 chambered in 308 they really wasn’t fucking around
@@j1ps41 It's even more crazy to know that these two robbers were pulled over by a policemen a few years ago in the early 1990's. The police found tons of munitions in their vehicle, same with multiple firearms. They were arrested and tried for conspiracy to rob a bank. I could be mistaken.
type 56s are expensive as hell for movie props.
And then came "Heat"! Wow...time is an amazing trip the longer you live it!💯
This must’ve been a blast to film
The two gunmen promised John Connor they wouldn't kill anyone
😂😂😂That’s a good one.😂😂😂
Ok😭
1:00 When you realize you didn't bring enough explosive ammo for the raid.
All about the business. Period These 2 put the phrase Menace and Mayham to the next level up. Top, hardest hitting, 2 man, war on terror crew.
this is epic
Larry and Emil are savages they are the apex of masculinity along with robert j “bob Mathew’s they are the gangsters the rappers all wish they could be
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Get rich or die trying
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@@chaddaddywarden4349 Yeah, but they got themselves killed trying to be badasses.
Those idiots couldn't even aim.
1997 was a decisive year for law enforcement the police needed AR's on their patrols, everything you see here is absolutely accurate to the real north Hollywood shootout, this movie is so badass.
Well they thought they were safe as this was during the assualt weapons ban and obviously didn't deter any criminal from having hi powered weapons. This event most likely made politicians not renew the ban as it was deemed useless
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These guys seem professional. Modified weapons, plenty of rounds, modified body armor, drugs to calm them down. I don't know if they would walk in the door dumping 75 round drum mags is all. No doubt they stepped up when it was time but I don't know if they shooting up the bank for no reason was true.
Damn, the reliability of the drum magazines to load properly and also the rifles after firing thousands of rounds almost non-stop..... must have been customized by the bad guys.
I know this is armchair tactic-ing, but why on earth would you decide to run out in the open to save one gauy, instead of using that mag change to take aim at them and drop them for good?
Police in America are taught defensive tactics and the US military are taught offensive tactics. That's why you see the Police being beat to crap with inferior weapons from an offensive tactics standpoint. These 2 were former soldiers. That's how these different departments are trained.
Normally to draw out more potential victims, but it depends on what your objective is.
Chris I agree mostly, you’ll see police in a lot of situations corner off suspects and hold a line rather than rush in. Even though the police were outgunned by far, I give them credit for holding these guys at the bank and not allowing them to move and keep the public outside of the banks perimeter safe
@@f1ves506 Actually, the cops wanted the bandits to go away so that they could apprehanded them at a safe location. It's a housing area surrounding the bank
They should have had a sniper on duty but those modified 56 rifles when many mods and 100 mags it’s impressive
Me too i was there san fernando valley. It was madness.
So Nobody had Chuck Norris's Phone Number back then
Evidently not 💯
When the cops knee cap explodes ❤
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Scary defined everything about this heist.
Police snipers must of been having a bloody long lunch break that day.
If you watch the whole movie, the SWAT is stuck in traffic. And if you look on Google Maps you see that Laurel Canyon Blvd and North Hollywood BLVD is a LONG WAY from regular L.A. Long way traffic-wise I mean.
@Andrew Tan Same tho, I hate cops and.. everyone else
No shit
@Andrew Tan Well, some people are planning mass murder as we speak. So, who knows.
@Andrew Tan most cops are good... can't help it if you are too stupid to not get caught breaking laws. Cops are reactive not pro active... Learn those terms and maybe you will learn that you are the problem not the cops.
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I've always loved that stock machine gun sound used in lots of movies
Real shootout back in 1997... Two bank robbers firing off 2000 rounds... said to be inspired by movie HEAT bank heist. Injured 20 cops and the two bad guys killed. One suspect was left on the street for an hour to bleed out as cops secured the area. The family accused police of letting suspect bleed out on purpose. Actually video footage shows to the two robbers standing out in open just like this vid shooting at police with automatic weapons. Some speculation suicide by cop... I bet Michael Madsen in this scene would have preferred to be apart of DeNiro's crew in HEAT a few years early. Heat the first movie were DeNiro and Pacino faced off against each other. They were in different chapters in the 1970's Godfather movie...
Never understood why US police had such low powered guns when most citizens have rifles...
this incident is what caused police officers to start to be equipped with long guns.
@@selvaggiapizzetti897 Fair enough!
@ProudPapa1980 ofc boomer
This was 1997, dude. The weapon policys for police were different, then. If it was now, they certainly will have AR-15s to counter them.
Y'see, normally, officers don't face down guys who've cut apart soft armour vests and wrapped themselves in the inserts. Normally, handguns will suffice because the OpFor isn't armoured at all.
Unlimited ammo and triple armor to the next level.
AK are super good and reliable guns. I think they've fired like 1000+ rounds and it still going good
They died of corona virus related gun shots. Very sad
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You're an idiot.
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I guess Peter Gibbons finally got out of that office and now found a new job as swat